Supreme Court of India
Chennai Port Trust v. The Chennai Port Trust Industrial Employees Canteen Workers Welfare Association and Ors.
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We are of the view that the submission of learned counsel for the appellant has no merit.
Judgment, page 9
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Service Law – Claim for parity with regular employees – When justified – Workers/employees employed by appellant-Port Trust provided with the facility of canteen – Respondent No.1-Association of employees working in the canteen filed writ petition in High Court for direction to appellant to treat the employees working in the Canteen as the regular employees working in appellant-Port Trust and accordingly pay them all attendant and monetary benefits at par with the regular employees – Writ petition allowed by Single Judge – Order upheld by Division Bench – On appeal, held: In view of identical…
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